Lotus spokesman Colin Price said the Elise will not go out to "big national agencies, such as Avis or Hertz." He said the plan is to roll out the first group of cars into as-yet-unnamed small fleets in a few states, including California, Florida, Arizona, Nevada and Pennsylvania. More states are expected to be added in the coming months. It is the first time the Elise will be available for rent."We know from discussions with our dealers that they have had numerous requests to rent exotic cars, and the Elise is right there at the top of the list," said Robert A. Braner, Lotus Cars USA president and CEO.
The Elise is an open-top two-seat roadster that weighs less than 2000 pounds.
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